Wet Kiwi Strawberry Lubricant, 100 ml

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Besides water, this lube contains FDA-approved preservatives sodium benzoate and citric acid, as well as gluconolactone and hydroxyethylcellulose for thickening and maintaining the lube’s texture.

And since it's oil-based, it's super moisturizing and impressively long-lasting—though you'll wanna warm it up a bit before use. But if you want to stay on the safer side, stick to water-based lubes, which tend to be compatible with both silicone toys and latex condoms.Jenni Skyler, PhD, LMFT, CST, is an AASECT-certified sex therapist, board certified sexologist, and a licensed marriage and family therapist based in Colorado. Promising reviews: "I was reading the reviews for this AFTER I had bought it and was wondering if I made a good purchase. Ofc, for a lube to be safe to ingest, you'll wanna avoid any lubes that contain parabens, which can potentially cause allergic reactions, and alcohol, which can dry ya out. Hybrid lubes often combine water and silicone, making them easy to clean up and longer-lasting than water-based lubes.

There’s some mixed messaging around the safety of aspartame for internal use, so you may be best off using this exclusively for oral or non-penetrative sex. What the reviewers are saying: “[It’s] aging women suffering from vaginal dryness and atrophy that Tabu satisfies with [its] non-sticky lubricant rich in omega-6 essential fatty acids. Consistency: Thicker lubes are generally better than thinner ones, because they tend to last longer and won’t drip all over your bed during the application process. However, people can benefit from adding lube to the bedroom no matter their age, gender, or sexual identity—and the best flavored lubes are a great place to start.This pack of gel lubricants comes with an assortment of five 1-ounce bottles that will kick things up a notch in the bedroom. It’s tempting to use something that takes away some of the discomfort you might have at the beginning of anal play, but it’s there to let you know that you have to change something—the angle or the amount of lube you’re using," Wright adds.